Tilt sensor SW-520D:

Here are a few considerations for combining tilt and vibration sensing:

1. Accelerometer-based Tilt Sensor: Use an accelerometer as the basis for tilt detection. Accelerometers can measure changes in acceleration, including the force of gravity. By monitoring changes in the gravitational force along different axes, the device can determine tilt.
2. Vibration Sensor: Integrate a vibration sensor or accelerometer to detect vibrations. This sensor can pick up oscillations and vibrations in the device or structure.
3. Microcontroller/Processor: Incorporate a microcontroller or processor to process the data from both sensors. The microcontroller can analyze the sensor readings and trigger appropriate responses based on predefined thresholds.
4. Thresholds and Alarming: Set thresholds for both tilt and vibration levels. If the thresholds are exceeded, the device can trigger alarms, notifications, or take corrective actions.
5. Power Management: Consider power management to optimize the device's energy consumption, especially if it needs to operate for extended periods.
6. Enclosure and Mounting: Ensure that the device is appropriately enclosed and mounted to accurately capture both tilt and vibration data.